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Crysler, Geo., Edwardsville,
Robinson, B. Eri, Brier Hill,
ATWATER, E. H. &. L. L., Norfolk Bishop, Myron P., Raymondville, 66 Davis, Eleazer,
MARTIN, HOLLIS S., Main St., 66
STOWELL, AUSTIN & CO., Pots- dam Junction, 66
ALDEN, WM. C., Lake St., Ogdensburg BOLTON, WM., 66
*BROWNSON, ELIJAH S., River St., “ Flack, Geo. W., 66
HASBROUCK, L. JR. & CO., below Oswegatchie Dam, west side, 66
LYON, SON & CO., River St.,
Arnold, Geo., Ogdensburg, Oswegatchie
Pickens Bros., Heuvelton, 66
BRAND, S. H. & CO., Parishville
FLANDERS, S. K. & SONS,
Smith, Joshua,
66
WHITAKER, S. & E.,
66
Daniels, Matthew M., Canton, Pierrepont Eastman, James M.,
Gleason, James,
HARPER, JOHN V., Crarys Mills,
Lamson, Stephen J., Canton,
66
Rexford, Absalom M., Ellsworth, 66
Rexford, Jordan, Ellsworth,
Stanton, Geo., Colton,
Carter, Nathan A., Pitcairn
Harris, Chas., East Pitcairn,
66
Hosmer, Aaron, 66
Burnhan, Watkins & Co., Maple St .. Potsdam
Glen wood
Mills, Burnham
&
Orsborn, props.,
66
Loveless, Cool & Co., Potsdam Junc- tion,
REYNOLDS, WAIT, Potsdam Junc- tion, .66
RICHARDS & WILCOX, Depot St., 66
SIMONDS, CHESTER C., SISSON, GREENE & CO.,
Union Falls Co., 66
Wright W. G. & Co., Madrid Springs, 66 WRIGHT, W. H. & SON., Madrid Springs, 66
Backus, David, Rossie
BOLTON, L. C., Wegatchie,
Bostick, W. B.,
.6
PATTERSON, OLIVER JR., 66
STOWELL, SOLOMON, Shingle
Creek,
Gates, Arba Jr., Russell
Gilman, Alman, North Russell, 66
Hart, Horace S., Canton,
Judson, Frank R., ..
Maybee, Minard, Edwards,
McFadden, Jeremiah, Canton, 66
Robinson, Lindley, Canton,
White, Erastus R., 66
BOOTH, STEPHEN B., Stockholm Cook, Cyrus W., North Stockholm, COOK, JOHN H., (at Knapps Sta- tion,) North Stockholm, 66
CRAPSER, EBENEZER S., Stock- holm Depot, 66
Davis, Calvin, West Stockholm,
Dewey, A. & Son, Southville, GIBSON, GEO. N., West Stockholm, Ide, Cassius H.,
Jenkins & Tryon, North Stockholm, *KNAPP, MOORE R., North Stock- holm, 66
SHAW, DANIEL, Stockholm Depot, Wait, Warren Z., West Stockholm, 66
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Tann, Geo. A.,
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SCHOOLS-STAGE PROPRIETORS.
.
WEBSTER, A. P. & SON, Stockholm HARISON, RICHARD, Waddington
MONTGOMERY, HORACE,
Schools. (See Academies, Schools &c.)
Sewing Machines. (See Agents, Sewing Machine.) Shingle and Lath Mills. ELDRIDGE, ALONZO AND JOHN, Helena, Brasher
Leahy, John, North Lawrence, 16
Burdick, Jared B., Morley, Canton 66
Dickinson, David, Rensselaer Falls,
FOSGATE, JOHN JR., (lath,) Rens- · selaen Falls, 66
Fraughton, Henry, Morley,
Fulton, Edgar N., Morley,
Payne, R. F., Rensselaer Falls,
BUTLER, EUGENE A., South Col- ton. Colton
FULLER, WM. K.,
Shattuck, Ai., Richville, DeKalb
Tann. Geo. A., DePeyster
WESTON, DEAN &
ALDRICH,
mills at Natural Dam,
Gouverneur
Wilber, Henry C.,
Hammond
GARDNER, JOHN, Hermon
Blake, Azro, Lewis and Haskel,
Nicholville,
Hopkinton
Chambers & Gillespie, Nicholville,
Harper, Patrick, Parishville,
Page, Lyman, Nicholville,
Vail, Frank, Parishville, 66
Weller, Fayette, Nicholville,
Wells, Geo.,
66
Quenell, Moses, North Lawrence, Lawrence
Lalone & O'Neill,
Lisbon
ALLEN, R. C., Chases Mills, Louisville MILLER, WM., 66
TUTTLE, WM. W .. Chases Mills, 66
ARMSTRONG, JOHN,
Madrid
Russell, J. N. & Co.,
Haskel, Abel.
Massena
ORVIS, JOSEPH E.,
Chapman, R. B. & Son,
Morristown
Church, A. Wheeler,
ATWATER, E. H. & L. L.,
Norfolk
66
Bishop, Myron P., Raymondville, Dow, Edson, MARTIN, HOLLIS S., Main St.,
Mitchell, Robert C., Furnace St.,
PHELPS, HANSON C., Raymondville,
PIERCE, SEYMOUR B., Front St.,
Robinson, Jonathan H., Front St.,
Shaw, Archibald, Front St.,
STORK, DAVID, Raymondville,
STOWELL, AUSTIN & CO., Pots- dam Junction,
Adams, John, Basin nr. River, Ogdensburg ALDEN, WM. C., Lake St., BOLTON, WM., 66
*BROWNSON, ELIJAH S., River St., Flack, Geo. W. 66
HASBROUCK, L. JR. & CO., below Oswegatchie Dam, west side, 66 NORTHRUP, HIRAM D.,
FLANDERS, S. K. & SONS,
Parishville
WHITAKER, S. & E.,
66
Cota, Morris,
Pierrepont
HARPER, JOHN V., Crarys Mills,
Lamson, Stephen J., Canton, Pierrepont Stanton, Geo., Colton,
Glenwood Mills, Burnham & Orsborn, props., Potsdam Loveless, Cool & Co., (lath,) Potsdam Junction,
REYNOLDS, WAIT, Potsdam Junc- tion, 66
RICHARDS & WILCOX, Depot St., 66 ROUSE, GEORGE, Potsdam Junction, 66 SISSON, GREENE & CO., (lath,)
Union Falls Co., (lath,) 66
Wright, W. G. & Co., (lath,) Madrid Springs,
WRIGHT, W. H. & SON, Madrid Springs,
BOLTON, L. C .. Wegatchie, Rossie TENNANT, RICHARD,
COOK, JOHN H., (at Knapp's Sta- tion,) North Stockholm, Stockholm CRAPSER, EBENEZER S., Stock- holm Depot,
CRAPSER, JOHN, Stockholm Depot, 66
Dewey, A. & Son, Southville,
Gibson, Warren, West Stockholm, 66 Green, Ira, West Stockholm,
Jenkins & Tryon, North Stockholm, 66
*KNAPP, MOORE R., North Stock- holm, 66
Wait, Waren Z., West Stockholm,
WEBSTER, A. P. & SON,
66
Burdick, Stephen,
Waddington
66
HARISON, RICHARD,
Wright, Charles H., 66
Ship Chandlers.
FERGUSON, HENRY W., 268 and
272 Ford St.,
Ogdensburg
Shoemakers.
(See Boots and Shoes.)
Silverware.
*REYNOLDS, J. M. JR. & CO., 30
Main St.,
Gouverneur
*SHORT, WM. A., Union Block,
Merrill, Silas, Nicholville,
Lawrence
*BELL BROS., 16 Ford St.,
Ogdensburg
Seely, John F., 64 Ford St., 66
*WARNER, J. S., 38 Ford St., 66
Shaw, Wm. C., 37 Market St., Potsdam
Welch, R. F., 33 Market St., 66
Small Beer Manufacturers.
Routier, J. & Bros., (soda water, ginger beer and bottled ale,) under old Post Office, State St., Ogdensburg
Soap and Candle Makers.
GILBERT & DEROCHIE, corner
Water and Isabella Sts.,
Ogdensburg
Spoke Makers.
CARPENTER & TUPPER, Hailes-
borough,
Fowler
Stage Proprietors.
Kimball, I. A. Jackson, (Colton and
South Colton,) South Colton,
Colton
Potter, Harvey P., (Colton and Pots-
66
dam, and Colton and Canton,)
Griffiths, Ebenezer, Richville,
DeKalb
RAYMOND, LEVERETT D., (Gouv-
erneur and Edwards,)
Edwards
TAYLOR, MARCUS G.,
Hammond
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STALLION PROPRIETORS-TELEGRAPH OPERATORS.
427
Burnham & Son, Hermon
Quin, M. D., (Hopkinton and North Lawrence,) Hopkinton
Allen, Albert A., Massena Courser, Cornelius M., (Parishville and Potsdam,) Parishville
Stallion Proprietors.
MoMIKEL, JOHN, (American Ran- ger,) Louisville Landing, Louisville WHALEN. J. J., (Gray Eagle,) Massena, " *DALZELL, ROBERT, (Phil. Sheri- dan,) Waddington
Rutherford, Wm. T., (Gen. Thomas,) .6
Starch Factories.
Schellenger, Wm. & Son, Brasher Falls. Brasher
Clifford, Joseph,
Hopkinton
Davis, Philo A.,
Lawrence, Royal,
Riley, Wm.,
Hulbert, Lucius, Lawrenceville, Lawrence Abram, Edward H., Parishville Goodale, Spencer J., Rose, Parker W.,
Dewey, A. & Son, (potato,) South- ville, Stockholm HALE & BICKNELL, West Stock- holm,
HOLMES, CHITTENDEN & CO., (potato,)
HOLMES, G. & A., (potato,)
MUNSON, AUGUSTUS C., (potato,) Stockholm Depot,
Stave Factories.
Chapman, R. B. & Son,
Morristown
NORTHRUP, H. D.,
Ogdensburg
Steamboat Proprietors.
Cline, John E. and Wm., (Enterprise,)
Massena
Gray, Timothy M., (Bruce,)
Morristown
Stencil Plates.
Rice, Silas A.,
Edwards
Balch, Frederick,
Massena
Stone Cutter.
*CONGALTON, WM., Averills Dock, Ogdensburg
Stone Quarries.
Beede, Roval S., Hopkinton PARMETER, DEMARQUIS, (sand- stone.) Potsdam
POTSDAM SANDSTONE CO.,
Stoves. (See Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.)
Tailors. (See Clothiers and Tailors.)
Tailors' Press Machines. *STORRS, L. B., Canton
Tanners and Curriers.
Cheney, Uriah. Brasher Falls, TRAVER, JEREMIAH,
WITHERBEE, R. M., Morley, Z 2
Brasher Canton 66
Garrett, Isaac,
Colton
Hayes, Jeremiah,
LONG, FLETCHER, 66
..
PHALINGS, EDWARD, Smith, John, 66
ST. LAWRENCE TANNERY, Alex. Young, agent,
66
Wallace, Alex., RICHVILLE TANNERY, Henry D. Page, prop., Richville, DeKalb
Miles, Elmer W.,
Edwards
Rice, Emory & Co., Frank M. Bur-
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dick, agent,
Morse & Carpenter, Hailesborough,
Fowler
Herring, W. P. & Co.,
Gouverneur
Blackman, Frederick W. A.,
Hammond
HALE & HARWICK, Hermon
Turkle, John, FORTUNE, CARR, Nieholville, Hopkinton Arnold, Oliver K., Lawrenceville,
Lawrence
Hillyard. Richard.
Madrid
..
MURPHY, JAMES E.,
Hyde. J. L. & H. D.,
Massena
POPE, GEO. E.,
Morristown
Atwater, Henry M.,
Norfolk
Griffis, Robert, Front St.,
Joy, H. S. & C. F., Raymondville 66
BURT, F. N., 14 Main St.,
Ogdensburg
66
VILAS, ERASTUS, 42 Lake St., GIFFIN, CHARLES H., Heuvelton, Oswegatchie
Jackson, Thos., Heuvelton,
SMITHERS, JOSEPH B., Heuvelton, 66
Duff, Brother & Foster,
Parishville
Duff & Foster, Raymond St.,
Potsdam
Stinehour, Wm. F., Crarys Mills,
Taylor,
Orrin, (at Skinnerville,)
Stockholm Depot,
Stockholm
Dalton, Peter,
Waddington
Tea Stores.
Waterman & Smith, 14 Ford St.,
Ogdensburg
Telegraph Operators.
Barrows, Aaron, Crarys Mills,
Canton
DOROTHY, FRANK B., Rensselaer
Falls,
Canton
Judd, H. H., (Montreal Co.,) Main
St.
44
SCRUTON, WM., Morley,
HEPBURN. HAWLEY S.,
Colton
PARMENTER, C. J.,
Gouverneur
..
Waldo, O. G., over 14 Main, PASHA, PETER S., North Lawrence, Lawrence
Rockwell, Lamson M .. Lawrenceville, “ White, Carrie, Nicholville,
Bentley, Wm. H., Lisbon Center,
Lisbon
CHAMBERLAIN, CARSON E.,
Madrid
French, W. F,, Madrid Springs,
Comstock, C. E., (Montreal Co.,) 76
Ford St.,
Ogdensburg
Daly, Edward, (Montreal Co.,) 76 Ford St.,
Henderson, J. S., (division supt., Montreal Co.,) 76 Ford St., 66 Ingram, James, (Montreal Co.,) 76 Ford St., 46
Lantier, J. P., (Dominion,) 3 Jud-
son's Block,
Ogdensburg
..
Lims, Alvin F., (Montreal Co.,)
428
TINSMITHS-WINES AND LIQUORS.
More, L. M., (Dominion,) 3 Judson's Block, Ogdensburg
Page, C. E., (Montreal Co.,) 76 Ford st., 66
Lanning, Frank W., Heuvelton,
Oswegatchie
Moore, D. Asa, Parishville
BENTLEY, MILTON F., Pierrepont
Elmer, Russel S., Crarys Mills, Potsdam
Lancto, Edward J., Potsdam Junc- tion,
Morgan, Alfred E., 66
Seeley, I. H., (Montreal line.) 66
BELL, CHANDLER, Shingle Creek, Rossie
Manning, Willard L., (Knapp's Sta- tion,) North Stockholm, Stockholm RICHEY, ALONZO T., Stockholm Depot, Barnes, Chas. W., Grass St., Waddington
Tinsmiths.
(See Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.)
Tire Tighteners.
PEARSON, H. & H., DePeyster
Tobacco and Cigars.
Baird, Wm., 81 State St., Ogdensburg Hannon Bros., 65 State St., ..
MOCONVILLE, WM., corner N. Y. Avenue and Oak St., 66
Reed, Henry A., 74 Ford St.,
Stewart, Thos. J., 68 Ford St.,
Wing & Ballantine, corner Ford and State, 66
Woolley, Nathan P., (wholesale and retail,) 78 Ford St.,
Trunks. (See Harness and Trunks.)
Turners. (See Wood Turners.) Twine Manufacturer.
HAMILTON, DAVID, 283 Ford St. Ogdensburg
Undertakers.
*CONLEY, AARON B., Water St., Canton
Gage, A. J. & Co., Main St., 66
COOK & HAWLEY, Colton
Doane, Wm. H., Richville, DeKalb
Noyes, Wm. H., Edwards
Fuller & Son,
Hermon
66
GREEN & BABCOCK,
Gage, Samuel D., Pike, N. W., 66
Madrid
RICHARDSON, HENRY B.,
Allen, Heman F., Front St., Norfolk
*CHAPMAN BROS., Front St.,
Cubley, Wm. H., Massena
Harder, James, Brier Hill, Morristown
HART, WM. W., Parishville
Gorrie, P. D., 53 Market St., Potsdam
Patredge & Armin, on Fall Island, 6 6
Upholsterers. (See also Furniture Dealers.)
Croll, James T., Ford St., Ogdensburg Spooner, Eli, 45 Isabella St.,
Variety Stores.
McIntyre, Jane, 314 Ford St., Ogdensburg Piercy, J. W. & Wm., (wholesale,) 28 Ford St., SMITH, CORNELIA MISS, 91 Ford St.,“
Veterinary Surgeons.
THOMAS, MASON E.,
Ogdensburg
Rutman, James, Parishville
Watches and Jewelry.
Barber, J. W., Main St.,
Canton
66
Russell, J. F., Main St.,
Rice, Silas A.,
Edwards
*REYNOLDS, J. M. JR. & CO., 30
Main St.,
Gouverneur
*SHORT, WM. A., Union Block, 66
Smith, W. E., Egerts Block, 66
McCalley, D. C., Hammond
Wells, Moses Y., Church St.,
Hermon
Mandigo, Aaron V., North Lawrence,
Lawrence
SMITH, IRA H., Nicholville, 66
Howe, Gilbert M., Madrid
Banno, Francis, Massena
Bessey, Wm. D., (repairer,)
mondville,
Norfolk
*BELL BROS., 16 Ford St., Ogdensburg
Praunweiser, F., 69 State St.,
Seely, John F., 64 Ford St.,
*WARNER, J. S., 38 Ford St.,
Best, James, Heuvelton, Oswegatchie
Allen, Isaac, Parishville
BRANCH, JOSEPH, Potsdam Junc- tion Potsdam
Heaton, Chas., 29 Market St.,
PORTER, HENRY
L.,
Potsdam
Junction,
Shaw, Wm. C., 37 Market St.,
Welch, R. F., 33 Market St., 66
DASNAH, PETER, Rossie
Wright, Loomis S., Waddington
Waterlime and Plaster.
Burnham, Wm. G.,
Canton
*ORVIS, JOSEPH E.,
Massena
NORTHRUP, HIRAM D.,
Ogdensburg
Water Wheels.
NOLAN, JOHN, (turbine,)
Waddington
Whitesmith. Louis, Christopher, Water St., Ogdensburg
Wines and Liquors.
Desmond, John, Brasher Falls. Brasher HURLEY, JOHN 2D, Brasher Falls,
Murry, John A., Brasher Falls, 66
Hakins, J. D. & Son, North Law- rence, Lawrence
Malakie, Daniel, North Lawrence,
*BALDWIN, FRANK B., (wholesale and retail, ) 47 Isabella St., Ogdensburg Bouyea, Moses, 21 Lake St., Brandy, Frederick A., 8 Lake St.,
LYNCH, D. & W., 342 Ford St., 66
McCONNELL & WAGNER, 61 Isabella,"
MELHINCH, LOUIS S., 111 Ford St., Morgan, James H., 2 and 4 North Water St.,
*MULLIGAN, THOS., 49 Isabella St., Steed, John S., 28 and 30 Lake St.,
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WOOD SAWYERS-WOOLEN MILLS.
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Turner, C. G., & Co., (wholesale and retail,) 6 Lake St .. Ogdensburg ·Woolley, Nathan P., (wholesale and retail,) 78 Ford St.,
Wood Sawyers.
Flanders, Arthur, Hopkinton
Keller, Seymour, Brier Hill, Morristown Bullis, Mathew & Sons, Front St., Norfolk
KINGSLEY, HENRY E.,
Haight, John L., Parishville
Spear, Freedom, Potsdam,
SPEARS, CHAS. M., Potsdam, 66
Strobeck, Geo. B., Potsdam, 66
Wood Turners.
Nolan, Peter, Water St., Canton
COOK & HAWLEY,
Colton
Pearson, Noah, Potsdam Junction, Potsdam
Wood Dealers.
FLACK, GARRET P., Lisbon Center
Lisbon
TAYLOR, ARZY G.,
Louisville
ADAMS, MILO,
Parishville
Barber, Alfred E., Russell
Woolen Mills.
RICH, STAFFORD & CO., Brasher
Falls,
Brasher
Abbott, J. H. & Co., Hailesborough.
Fowler
Orvis. L. L. Mrs.,
Massena
JOHNSON & BENNETT, Raymond-
ville,
Norfolk
King, B. F ..
Potsdam
MCINTOSH & WRIGHT, Wegatchie.
Rossie
West Stockholm Woolen Mill, Clark & Stafford, props., West Stockholm Stockholm
Arthur Callaghan, Carriage and Sleigh maker, at Ogdensburg, shows one of his light Carriages on page 350. Mr. Callaghan has been located here many years, and his work is "bragged" of by scores of delighted owners. It has even been said that one of his stylish buggies will coax a three minute gait out of a twenty year old colt ! Beleiving reputation to be worth everything in business, Mr. Callaghan employs only skilled workmen, and his wood and iron are of the best to be had. The work being well put together and artistically painted, will of course out- last much of the cheap trash sold about the country. Our readers will do well to remember Mr. C. when in want of anything new in his line.
W. E. Furniss, Merchant Miller, at Ogdensburg, has secured a first-class repu- tation on the celebrated brand of "Island City Buckwheat Flour." His wheat flour also is equal to any in the market. Mr. Furniss' Mills, though not the largest in Ogdensburg, are new and equal to any in appointments, and through the manage- ment of skilled millers, do a thriving business. Farmers can here find a market for their surplus grain, for cash or in ex- change for flour. See advertisement on page 358.
John Glass, Machinist, at Ogdens- burg, is just now busy repairing the steam boiler to be found on page 366. Go to his shop on Lake St., and you will find some of the best machinery and of the largest capa- city in Northern New York. Mr. Glass man- ufactures Surface Planers and Circular Saw Mills, of the best kind. In fact he will do anything in the Machine line for pay, yet his charges are moderate. Bear him in mind against the time of need.
Henry I. Proctor, manufacturer of Hand and Hay Rakes, and general Turner, at Ogdensburg, had his factory damaged by fire a short time since. Merchants should now give their orders to him, that his in- creased trade may compensate him for his loss. His work is equal to any done else- where. See card on page 246.
James M. Dow, Hasbrouck Block, Ogdensburg, publishes a card on colored page 229. Mr. Dow has one of the finest photographic establishments we have ever seen, connected with which, every facility known to the art may be found. He em- ploys a force of first-class artists, and makes all the different varieties of pictures known to the profession, among which are his justly celebrated "Collodio Chloride Pictures," in the manufacture of which he has no competitor in the State. His facili- ties are very extensive, having capacity for taking fifty or more pictures at a sitting .- Mr. Dow is a veteran in the ranks of picture takers, having spent over thirty years at the business. Those who would see them- seives as others see them, should call at Dow's New studio and " secure the shadow ere the the substance fades." He enjoys an extensive patronage, but has accommo- dations for all who wish life-like pictures at moderate prices.
St. Lawrence Republican and Daily Journal, two honorable names, and household words throughout St. Law- rence County, are the outgrowths of the in- domitable energy and perseverance of three boys in their early teens. Henry R. James, the proprietor, is the only survivor of the originators, the others having died many years ago. Through the well known business tact and good management of Mr. James, the success of the establishment has been largely increased. The papers are welcome visitors at the homes of thousands of the inhabitants, and probably for that reason the advertising columns are well sustained. We recollect very well, that so long ago as before the Rebellion, when we were traveling in the interests of these papers, advertisers sought us out for the purpose of making contracts at consider-
ably higher rates than were charged by other papers. Few papers outside the larger cities attain the circulation and in- fluence enjoyed by the Republican and Journal, which are published at Ogdens- burg. Job Printing all descriptions, can be executed here with neatness and dispatch. See advertisement on page 354.
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TABLE OF DISTANCES
VILLAGES.
Brasher Falls.
Brier Hill.
Canton.
Colton.
|DeKalb.
DePeyster.
Edwards.
Fine.
Fullerville.
Gouverneur.
Hammond.
Hermon.
Heuvelton.
Hopkinton.
Lawrenceville.
Lisbon Center.
Louisville.
Madrid.
Massena.
Morristown.
Nieholville.
North Lawrence.
Ogdensburg.
Parishville.
Pierrepont.
Pitcairn.
Popes Mills.
Potsdam.
| Potsdam
| Rensselaer Falls.
| Richville.
Rossie.
Russell. Waddington.
Russell ...
36.1 38.4|12.2 15.2 12.0 19.2 | 9.5 18.6 16.2 21.3 35.6| 5.4 21.5 30.3 38.8 27. 1 38.6 23.3 41 .8 18 0 38.6 32.8 30. 8 40.3 28.9 23. 2 11. 0 23.5 30.2 21.3 26. 8 15.4 14.3 29.7-
Waddington. . 24.833 4 20.1 27.2 30.1 27.0 41 .8 50.9 48.5 43 .8 39 .6 30. 1 22.0 32. 0 31 .3 12. 7 10. 3 9.0 16.5 15.2 29.5 34.5 12.5 29. 8 18.5 27.5 26.5 45.8 35.6 18.0 14.9 35.6 18.0 44.2 32 .3 - W. Stockholm| 9.0 47.1 16.1 14.1 |27.1 34.6 86.2 45.3 42 . 9 39 .8 50 . 0 25. 8 29. 2 11 .5|14. 2 25. 8 16 . 6 14. 6 18. 4 16.6 46. 0 14 0| 8.8 14.0 33.3| 8.0|15. 7 50.2 42.8| 5.6| 7.5|24.4 32.8 47.9126.721.3
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY , Showing the Distances in Miles and Tenths of Miles between the Villages, measured on the nearest Public Road.
Brasher Falls.
Brier Hill .. ...
54.9
Canton ..
24.931.0
Colton.
22.9 44.3 13.3
DeKalb
35.9 25.1 11.0 23.9
DePeyster ....
143:0|17.9|18.8 31.1| 7.2
Edwards ..
45.6|36.4 21.7 24.7 15.2 22.4
Fine ..
54.7 45.5 30.8 33.8 24.3 31.5 9.1
Fullerville ..
52.3 31.3 28.4 31.4 21.2 28.4
6.7.15.8
Gouverneur ...
Hammond ..... 58.8 6.2 34.9 48.2 36.3 20.0 32.4 41.5 27.3 18.7
Hermon. 34.6 33.8 10.0 19.8 6.6 13.8 11.0 20.1 17.5 16.7 31.0
Heuvelton ...
38.0 17.5 13.8 27.1 9.5 5.0 24.7 33.8 30.7 20.9 21.4 16.1
Hopkinton 10.(55.5 24.5|16.6 35.5 42.6 39.8 48.9 46.5 48.2 58.4 34.9 37.6 Lawrenceville | 8.( 50.5 29.5 25.1 40.5 47.6 48.3 57.4 55.0 53.2 63.4 30.2 42.6 8.5
Lisbon Center 34.3 24.0 15.3|28.6 18.4 14.3 32.7 41.8 39.2 32.0 30.3 21.7 9.3 34.2 38.5
Louisville .....
16.8 13.7 21.3 26.5 33.6 27.3 48.1 57.2 54 8 46.8 53.8 53.1 30.3 24.0 24.8 23.0
Madrid ....
21.4 35.7 11.1|18.2 21.1 22.8 32.8 41.9 39.5 34.8 41.9 21.1 17.8 23.0/25.5 13.0|12.5
Massena ...
.. 10.5 49.9 29.6|29.7 39.6 42.1 51.3 60.0 58.053.1 56.1 39.4 37.1 21.0 18.5|29.2| 7.6 19.3
Morley .. 25.4 29.5 5.8 19.1 |14.5 17.6 26.5 36.6 34.2|28.1 33.4 15.8 12.6 25.0|30.0 9.2 19.1 6.6 25.1 Morristown .. . 54.8 3.9 29.6 42.9 26.7 18.1 36.6 45.7 31 .5 22 . 9|10. 1 34 . 0 17. 4 54. 4 59 . 4 20.5 39. 8 31.8 46.0 29.4 .
Nicholville .... Norfolk.
10.6 58.0 27.0 19.1 38.0 45.1 42.3 51.4 49 .0 50.7 60.9 33.4 40.1 2.5 6.0 36.7 26.5 25 5 21.1 27.5 56.9 12.3 44.6 18.4 18.7 29.4 31.1 40.3 49.4 47.0 42 .1 50.8 28.4 26.1 19 6 18.8 21.9 7.8 8.9 11.5 14 9 40.7 22.1
N. Lawrence ..
5.0 59.9 29 9 26 .6 40.9 48. 0 49. 8 58.9 56.5 53. 6 63.8 39 . 6 43. 0 10.0 3. 3 39 .. 3 21 .8 26. 4 15.5 30.4 59.8 7.5 17.3
Ogdensburg .. . 41.8 14 9 18.6 31.9 16.9 12.4 32 1 41.2 38 1 28.3 21 . 1 23.5 7.4 41 . 7 46. 7 9.5 28. 8 20. 8 35.0 16.7 11.0 44 2 29.7 46.8
Parishville ....
Pierrepont .... Pitcairn ...
25.1 40.1 9.1|
4.2 19.7 26.9 20.5 29.6 27.2 31 .1 44.0 15.6 22 9 19.3 27 8 24. 4 27.6 17.5 30.8 14.9 38 7 21 .8 19.8 29.3 27.7 12.2
59.6 39.9 35.7 38.7 29 8 37.0 14.0 14 4 8.6 17.2 35. 9 25 . 0 39. 3 53 . 8 62.3 46 . 7 62. 1 46. 8 65.3 41 .5 40. 1 56.3 54.3 63.8 46.7 46.7 34 5
· Popes Mills. .. 51 .6 8.2 28.5 41.8 18.3| 9.7 28.2 37.3 23.1 14.5 10.3 25.6 13 . ( 51 . 2 56. 2 22. 9 43. 9 31 . 4 50. 7 26.2 8.4 58.5 89. 7 56.6 16.7 46.7 87.6 31.7
Potsdam .....
14.4 41 5 10.5| 9.2 21.5|28.6 30.8 39.9 37.5 34.2 44.4 20.2 23.6 14 0 19.0 20.2 17.3 9.0 20.5 11.0 40.4 16.5 9.5 19.4 27.7 9.5 10.3 44.8 37.2 Potsdam Ju'n. 13.9 18.8 14.4 14. 7 25.4 30.6 36 .3 45.4 43.0 38. 1 46 .4 24. 4 25. 6 19.0 18.3 21 . 7 11 .8 8. 7 15.0 13.0 42.4 21.5 4.0 18.9 29.7 15.0 15.8 50.3 39.2 5.5
6.7 10.0|21 .0 80. 1|27.5 20.3 26.9 10.0 5.5 32.8 37 .8 11 . 7 26.9 14. 4 32.9 7.8 22.9 35.3 22. 7 38.2 12.9 28.3 18.7 35.0 19.1 18.8 20.8
Renss'r Falls. 32.223 0 9.6 22.9 Richville ...
41 624.1 16.7 28.3
6.6 13.8 13.4 22.5 14.6 7 0 21.3 9.7 16. 1 41 . 2 46.2 25. 0 39. 7 27. 7 46 . 1 21 . 1 |24.3 43. 7 35. 1 46.6 23.5 36. 7 24.1 23.2 15 9 27.2 31.1 13.3|
Rossie. ..
56.6 11.9 31.7 43.9 20.7 17.2 26.7 35.8 21.6 13.0 5. 7 25. 1 22.2 56. 2 61 .2 31 .5 52. 5 40. 0 59 3 34.8 15. 8 58.5 48 8 61 .6 26.8 51. 7 39.7 30.2 8.8 42.2 47.8 27.7 15.6
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Morley.
Norfolk.
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Junction.
14.9 51.0 20.0 9.5 31.0 38.1 32.7 41.8 39.4 43.3 53.9 27.8 33.1 7.1 15:6 29. 7 34.6 18.5 23.8 20.5 49.9 9.6 16.8 17.1 37.2
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48.6 22.7 23.7 35.3 13.6 15 9 13.7 22.8 8.6
IN
431
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ome, Watertown and Ogdensburg RAIL ROAD.
The Shortest and most Direct Route to all points East,
The main line of this Road runs from Rome to Ogdensburg, (distance 142 miles,) through Oncida, Oswego, Jefferson and St. Lawrence Connties. It has thrce Branches, as follows: Oswego to Richland, (29 miles,) Watertown to Cape Vincent, (25 miles,) DeKalb Junction to Potsdam Junction, (25 miles.)
THREE EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE ROME DAILY,
Connecting at Richland for Oswego; at Watertown Junction for Capc Vincent and Kingston ; at DeKalb Junction for Canton, Potsdam. Potsdam Junction, and with Og- densburg and Lake Champlain Railroad for Malone, Plattsburg, Ronse's Point, and all points East ; at Ogdensburg with Steamers and Grand Trunk Railway for Montreal ; at Prescott with Ottawa and Prescott Railway for Ottawa.
TWO EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE OGDENSBURG,
and Two Passenger Trains leave Potsdam Junction and Cape Vincent, daily, connecting at Richland for Oswego, and at Rome with Express Trains of the New York Central Railroad for ALL POINTS EAST AND WEST. Also at Sandy Creek Junction for Syracuse and all points West.
Sleeping Cars Run between Watertown & New York, WITHOUT CHANGE.
THROUGHI TICKETS can be procured at the principal offices on this Line to all Principal Points East and West.
FARE AS LOW AND TIME AS QUICK AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
GENERAL OFFICES :
General Superintendent's Office,
Watertown, N. Y.
Secretary and Treasurer's Office,
Watertown, N. Y.
Gencral Ticket Office,
Watertown, N. Y.
General Freight Office,
- Watertown, N. Y.
OFFICERS :
MARCELLUS MASSEY, President, T. II. CAMP', Vice-President, -
52 Wall Strect, New York
Watertown, N. Y.
J. W. MOAK, General Superintendent,
Watertown, N. Y.
J. A. LAWYER, Secretary and Treasurer,
Watertown, N. Y.
HI. T. FRARY, General Ticket Agent,
Watertown, N. Y.
C. C. CASE, General Freight Agent, Z3
Watertown, N. Y.
024
G. LORD'S
NEW YORK STATE PREMIUM
HUNTINGTON.
No. 13, 18 69 Steel Plows!
To which has been awarded more State and County Premiums, during the last FIVE YEARS, as THE BEST PLOWS for all work, than all others combined. On the Prairies of the West, in the Middle and Eastern States and Canadas, they stand unrivaled to-day. They will do excellent work at ten inches depth by twelve and a half width of Furrow, which is considered by all good Plowmen to be the most difficult to perform ; and with Burnham & Pierce's Sub-Soil Attachment, patented August 27th, 1861, it will loosen the soil from two to eight inches below the depth of ordinary Plowing ; a por- tion of which can be turned to the surface at the next Plowing ;
Entirely Dispensing with the Separate PLOW for Sub-Soiling !
The increasing demand for these Plows has made it necessary to increase the facilities for their manufacture, and all orders for them should be made early to secure them. Also, all the Plows heretofore made by J. & G. Lord & Co., Lord & Lewis, Lord & Sweeney, Lord & De Long, Lord & Ransom, and E. Davis; prominent among which is the NO. O CAST PLOW! Of the same form or shape as the No. 13, and will do as good work, where an Iron Plow will work. WATERTOWN, N. Y.
G.LORD,
432
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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